Following the draw for the 2024 U17 WAFU Zone B tournament in Ivory Coast, Black Starlets head coach Laryea Kingston expresses confidence in his team's readiness for the upcoming challenge.

The draw, which placed Ghana alongside football powerhouses Ivory Coast and Benin in Group A, presents a formidable challenge.

However, Kingston maintains a respectful yet determined attitude towards the tournament's challenges.

"We respect every country that will be playing at the tournament. Each participant is a potential winner. So, we respect everyone. But we’re ready," Kingston affirmed, emphasizing the team's preparedness.

With the tournament scheduled to kick off on May 15th and run through to May 28th, all eyes are on Accra, Ghana, as the host nation for this exciting event.

As the birthplace of football legends and a hotbed for emerging talent, Accra promises an electrifying atmosphere for players and fans alike.

Preparations for the Black Starlets have been meticulous, with Kingston emphasizing the importance of readiness both mentally and physically.

"The technical team and the players are all ready for the tournament. And we’ll take it a match at a time," he emphasized, highlighting the team's focus on approaching each game with unwavering determination and dedication.

The U17 WAFU Zone B Tournament not only serves as a platform for showcasing youthful prowess but also as a pathway for nurturing future stars who may one day grace the world stage.

With Ghana's rich football heritage and a coach like Laryea Kingston at the helm, the Black Starlets are poised to make their mark and etch their names in the annals of football history.

As the countdown to kickoff begins, football enthusiasts across the region eagerly await the spectacle that promises thrills, skills, and unforgettable moments.

For Ghana and its passionate football supporters, the dream of glory on home soil is within reach, and the journey begins with the first whistle in Accra.